VC3 is an opportunity for Stanford students to pitch a startup idea to venture capitalists in Silicon Valley. Each participant gives a 3-minute pitch to the VC, followed by a 3-minute discussion, and 3 minutes of feedback given by the VC. The benefits to VC3 are twofold: students are able to receive valuable feedback from professionals on their business proposals and VCs have an opportunity to... [read more]

VC3 is an opportunity for Stanford students to pitch a startup idea to venture capitalists in Silicon Valley. Each participant gives a 3-minute pitch to the VC, followed by a 3-minute discussion, and 3 minutes of feedback given by the VC. The benefits to VC3 are twofold: students are able to receive valuable feedback from professionals on their business proposals and VCs have an opportunity to find young ideas, which are both unique and have lots of potential within Stanford University. Last year, more than 35 representatives from various venture capital groups were able to listen to more than 60 business proposals created by Stanford students.

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